Hello @quin-art,

Thank you for your contribution.

We are always very happy when a Hiver contributes beautiful photos to the LIL. It doesn't really matter if the photos are taken by a professional photographer or are private photos of at least a certain minimum quality.
A minimum quality is very important, because the overall quality of the library depends on whether the images in it are usable in any way. Therefore @shaka asked in the LIL announcement post to only contribute images of sufficient resolution and decent quality.

Unfortunately, some of the photos above do not fully meet the requirements of the community in terms of usability and quality. This is because the related photos are very blurry.
In this way, they might not be very suitable for most use cases of our library content and would probably be used rarely as a result.

However, I would very like to help you in this matter by adding a short quality guide to this comment below.

Reference table for sufficient image resolutions (width & height in pixels. width & height can be swapped.):

Other factors for good quality:

• Not overexposed!
  The camera sensor was overloaded by the incoming light. In this case, the image is too bright. Try turning off the flash or experimenting with the direction of the incoming light.
• Not blurred!
  Fuzzy and blurry images can be caused by a variety of reasons. For example, the lens may be dirty or the camera may not have been held steady during shooting.
  If the camera does not have a suitable lens and an object has been zoomed in, this can also result in blurred photos.
  The humidity could also be too high in such a case. Try wiping the lens dry often.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me or the other mods of this community. You can contact us in our Discord Channel.

Best regards